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BravestDog · 12-13-2005, 08:41 PM

Comments on this rig?

looks like a nice party rig.

it's set up like a sleeper conversion with 9 bunks. then there's space to sleep people on the two fold out couches, and two fold down bunks above the couches, the diner if it converts, and the rear lounge area. Looks like a portable hotel.

What's the mileage?

Is the bulkhead which divides the two couches in the slideour section necessary? Could it have been built without the bulkhead to open up the space?

Is the exterior FRP or Aluminum? Looks FRP to me.

I sort of wish the color was solid black with no stainless lower panels. The black color makes the rig appear smaller and less noticable.

The ad says this: "12.6' Interior height." Do you think they meant exerior height?

how about the tractor portion, is that a good choice?

http://www.busforsale.com/skillet/index.htm

Specs and floorplan here:

http://www.busforsale.com/skillet/page_2.htm

12-13-2005, 08:41 PM	#1
BravestDog Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Posts: 748	Comments on this rig? looks like a nice party rig. it's set up like a sleeper conversion with 9 bunks. then there's space to sleep people on the two fold out couches, and two fold down bunks above the couches, the diner if it converts, and the rear lounge area. Looks like a portable hotel. What's the mileage? Is the bulkhead which divides the two couches in the slideour section necessary? Could it have been built without the bulkhead to open up the space? Is the exterior FRP or Aluminum? Looks FRP to me. I sort of wish the color was solid black with no stainless lower panels. The black color makes the rig appear smaller and less noticable. The ad says this: "12.6' Interior height." Do you think they meant exerior height? how about the tractor portion, is that a good choice? http://www.busforsale.com/skillet/index.htm Specs and floorplan here: http://www.busforsale.com/skillet/page_2.htm __________________ "I have marveled often at the thin line that divides success from failure and the sudden turn that leads from apparently certain disaster to comparative safety." Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic Explorer, Sea and Land, 1874-1922.